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German Food

  • 12-08-2008 6:20pm
    #1
    Officer Giggles
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    does anyone know of any restaurants that do good german food


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  • #2
    The Hill Billy
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    I'm afraid not, but if you find one - please let me know.

    Ich liebe totes Schwein und gutes Bier!


  • #3
    olaola
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    I really don't think there is, and I'd love to find one. We usually DIY with the help of Lidl/Aldi.


  • #4
    watna
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    I do, but it's in New Zealand. Sorry!

    I love German/Austrian food too. Although whenever we go to Austria I always come back feeling a bit crap because Vegetables don't seem to be a big thing in the meals you eat in restaurants!


  • #5
    KTRIC
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    When I lived in Dublin I often thought about opening a German restaurant or cafe but I really don't think there's any call for it.


  • #6
    aidan24326
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    KTRIC wrote: »
    When I lived in Dublin I often thought about opening a German restaurant or cafe but I really don't think there's any call for it.

    There isn't, because German food sucks!


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  • #7
    spurious
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    I don't know of any, but I wish someone would open a bakery making good bread, German and other.
    Kurbiskernbrot....mmmm


  • #8
    humberklog
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    aidan24326 wrote: »
    There isn't, because German food sucks!
    Yep. Although a big sausage in a bun is tasty and filling. Usually german food only ticks one of these boxes(imo)and it's not the tasty box.
    As for german bread in Dublin the nearest you'll get for freshly baked is the Bretzel bakery off Camden st. Also known as The Jewish Baker. Very nice bakery and well worth supporting.


  • #9
    Officer Giggles
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    im just back from munich and i can assure you that german food does not suck, i had some lovely pork and viel over there and of course the beer was super


  • #10
    The Hill Billy
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    Nothing beats a good Schweinehaxe with raw horseradish on the side.
    Eisbein3.jpg

    That's not to mention all of the wursts (especially currywurst mit pommes), the Schweinebrotchen, a good ol' fashioned grillteller, liver dumplings, sauerkraut, half a roast chicken & a pretzel, matjes & finally - good ol' Reibekuchen.


  • #11
    KTRIC
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    Oh feck it, now I'm hungry.

    I know where I'm having dinner now :D


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  • #12
    olaola
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    ohhh the meat just falls off the bone! Heading to Hamburg in three weeks :) I know what I'm having for dinner!


  • #13
    Officer Giggles
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    the currywurst with potato pancakes is fab


  • #14
    Speer
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    [quote=
    aidan
    24326;56888916]There isn't, because German food sucks![/quote]Yeah,I bet you're a well travelled culinary expert.


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